At 07:16 PM 8/28/99 +1000, you wrote:
>The website for the logic analyser is www.tantau.com.au
>Regards
>Stuart
the site no longer has the data, the message says:

                           Thanks for your interest in

                           The Logic Analyser project

                            however, it is now closed.

                       Contact peter.baxter@tantau.com.au


-Dan Welch W6DFW
 dan@byonics.com
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>Paul B. Webster VK2BZC wrote:
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>> Boy that (common) mis-spelling (always) really cracks me up! ;-))
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>> Leo wrote:
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>> > I'm, thinking that the today PC at 400 Mhz and over, with a
>> > bidirectional parallel printer port should be a nice platform to build
>> > a simple and most economic logic analazer.
>>
>>   Don't get that enthusiastic about the parallel port.  It's not *that*
>> fast and is most unlikely to handle in real-time the datastream you
>> would want (and USB wouldn't either).
>>
>>   You therefore need a capture system and then the speed of the PC is
>> far less significant unless of course you use Windoze software :)
>>
>>   Caveat:  Experience:  No!
>>
>>   Oh yes, a design was published in the local (Australian) mags in the
>> last year or so.  Electronics Australia or Silicon Chip.  May have
>> indexes on website.
>> --
>>   Cheers,
>>         Paul B.
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